Grounding is a self-soothing skill to use when you are having a bad day or dealing with a lot of stress, overwhelming feelings, and/or intense anxiety. Grounding is a technique that helps keep you in ...

Residency classification at UNH determines tuition rates by evaluating a student’s eligibility for in-state or out-of-state status.

The University of New Hampshire Student Accessibility Services (SAS) provides accommodations and support to facilitate the academic and social integration of students with disabilities into each ...

Please explore the various links in this section for prospective employees, that includes resources not only about our UNH campus, our students and our mission, but also about about the town of Durham ...

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Students can learn more about what accommodations are and some of the key differences between K-12 and higher education.

UNH faculty, staff, and students who plan to conduct research involving human subjects must submit applications to the IRB prior to commencing the study. Applicants must receive written, unconditional ...

UNH students can declare or change a program by selecting or updating a major or minor to align with academic goals.

As a means of reducing distraction, some students may use noise reduction headphones. These headphones do not eliminate all noise but instead reduce overall noise levels. They are not Bluetooth ...

Welcome to UNH! Resources for newly hired UNH Faculty and Staff including onboarding instructions, benefits information, and new hire forms ...

Stop the clock breaks are generally approved for students who have conditions that may be unpredictable on a day-to-day basis. Students with these conditions may need to take breaks during an exam and ...

There are a wide range of reasons a student may require a laptop, computer, or tablet during an exam. Most commonly, this is approved for students who may have challenges related to literacy related ...